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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

NINE. PATHS next birthday will make her
forty-fve. ..
FOUR "Ruddygore" companies are now per-
forming in America. .-
"THE VIcE-ADMIRALn is new opera to bs
produced in New York the coming summer.
NEW YORK was so much interested in Bern.
hardt's season that $40, 600 was subscribed for
seats in advance.
UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON, the oldest show
man in the world, is very i'll at Cincinnati.
He is worth ST. 900. :
BANKER JOE DRExEL, of New York and
Philadelphia, plays the fiddle and five other
instruments with facility. @
ANNA DICKINSON says she has had several.
offers to go upon the dramatic stage. Sha-
thinks she will 60 to Europe.
THE King of Sweden has written a drama
which will soon be produced at the German.
theatre in Buda-Pesth, Hungary.
Miss BESSIE CLEVELAND, a second cousin.
Of the President, is playing in "a Trip to,
Africa" through the Southern cities. -
= = ALICE WHITAcRE, an American girl, has
made q successful London debut. She ispret-
ty, soprano, and from Berlin, Wis. g,
The first grand Scandinavian Sangerfest
in America will take place in Philadelphia
the latter part Of July, 1887, lasting three
days.
CHICAGO Is the only city in which Patti sang
at loss to her manager. Mr.. Abbey was OUT
almost 5000 as result Of three concerts
there.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's name led the Pc
tition to Manager Palmer for the Washington
performance Of "Jip, the Penman, in aid OF
the Actors Fund, April 1S. .....
IT is said that the two best female violinists
in the country are Miss Duke (the daughter OF
General Basil Duke, Of Kentucky and Miss
Maud Tarleton of Baltimore.
Mr.. WILSON BARRETT advises nervous peo-
pie to have nothing to do with the stage, and.
declares that this trouble has caused him
much suffering He has headache after
,very performance. ....'-
THE ex-minister, George D. Min, played
HOthellon at st. Louis recently, and after the
performance constable attached the actors
costumes for debt. Mr.. Min, armed with
Othello's cimeter, drove the officer Of the law
from the stage.
OFF the stage Locta is quiet, unpretend-
ing little BODY, with her red hair worn high,
and her little feet encased in the most per-
fectly fitting boots. Very earnest and inn
presSive in her manner, she is an excellent
talker, polite listener and perfectly we'll
bred lady. s..
In South America the ladies havea q custom
of throwing valuable fans upon the stage In
stead of bouquets, and the Bernhardt, who
has a trunk full of these costly articles, coyly
informs New York reporter tnat She nSes
the South American idea much better than that
which is observed here-throwing bouquets. -
FANNIE RAscH, New Orleans widow who
followed the occupation OF a rag picker, was
found dead in her bed on Monday with y, 100
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

The ruling passion is strong in death,
and also, it seems, in marriage, In Madame
Nilsson's case. After her recent wedding
breakfast she said to friend: II shall
not sing any more in public, and then
added, hesitatinglN "excert perhaps
once in while, for charity" 1t was al
WAYS thus with noted singers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

Hercules it was who, when a lusty
little babe, stangled the serpent that
sought to crush him. That was well
enough for the ancients; but, in order to
see how far We are ahead Of them, just
read this: edward Wells of Geneseo,
Ill.,, is wearing a black eye given him by
his thrce-year- old son."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13
A BOY MURDERER.
4 Youth of Nineteen TO BE Hanged
i'm San Francisco.

The Goldenson murder case, which has
dragged along i'll the San Francisco courts ioi
six weeks, has come to IN end with verdict
Of murder in the first degree. When the
verdict was announced Golderson received
it with the cynical smile which ms
face had worn 50 often in the t1al'
rs it was feared one of tlIe jurors, who fire.
quently dozed on the trial, would hang the
jury. Goldenson shot down in the street the
little girl, Mamie Kelly, because she refused
to associate with him. He is nineteen years
old and his victim was fourteen. lie IS q
typical hoodlum, and his only defence WAS
insanity.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13
THE NATIONAL GAME.

THE Athletics have six pitchers to begin the
season witl
THE late League Club of Kansas City has
joined the Western League.
THE Governor-elect Of New Hampshire has
given $50 to O base ball team
The salary list of the Detroits foots up
S47,NN. RrOuthers and Richardson get ST.
N0 each.
> THE market for ball players was never so
active rs during the past winter, and prices
were never higher.
THE latitude given pitchers by the new
rules has compelled the battcrS TO Practlse
striking at high and low balls.
BROOKLYN, Louisville and st. Louis will be
the only Association clubs that will play ball
on Sunday OH their own grounds this sea-
son.
A BASEBALL enthusiast has calculated that
it will require 500 to pay the salaries,
ground rent and expenses for one year OF the
different clubs in the country.
THE Southern League clubs, with the ex-
ccption Of Nashville and Savannah, are nick.
named as follows: Memphis, "Brown-legs;
New Orleans "PelicanS;" Charleston,
"Quakcrs;' Mobile, "Swarnp-angels.
The American Association unlpire5 have
been instructed that if the ball goes over the
corner Of the plate, OF trltle out OF tile pre-
scribcd limits, it will bs called strike. Said
umpircs may now be prepared to listen to tho
howl Of the spectators.
The brotherhood of Professional Baseball
Players claim to have prominent legal advice
to the effect that the Leaguo and Asso citation
rules which give them the right TO discharge,
reserve and sell players are not worth tho
paper they are written OH, and neither can
PLAYERS he fined for Door playing.
HExRY BoNNEAU, Frenchman Of New
Bedford, Mass, claims TO be 1O3 years Old.
He wos born in the Province of Quebec, where
he married his first wife, by whom ne had
twelve children. He married second tme
and five more children were born to him.
A GEORGIA farmer named Britt, living
near Canton, Ga, has discovered ona na!crl
of land which he recently sold to a Philadel.
phia man n vein Of garnet. The stone Is OF
excellent color and almost entirely free from
other mineral substances.
A LATE snow storm i'll Southern Oregon
did great damage to stock and timber. The
weight of the snow uprooted large trees, OF
broke Off big branches, strewing the ground
with the limbs. On the summit of the Coast
RANCE the SNOW was twelve feet deep.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

A MERGED (Cal) farmer has poisoned
over 10000 jack rabbits in the last four
years, and yet, in spite of the warfare
against them, they are increasing in num-
Der, and are becoming q veritablc plague
to the Merced and Fresno farmers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

THIRTEEN Anarchists have been sentenced
to various terms of Imprisonment for COM
plicity in plot 10 h,lln Vienna and destroy
the Imperial Palace at Schonbrunn with
dynamite
Mr. GLADSTONE made another long address
in behalf Of Ireland during the debate on the
Coercion bill in the British House Of Com
mons.
THE debut of Mrs. james Brown Potter, a
prominent New York society lady, as an ac-
trcSs in Il leading London theatre has created
quite Il social stir, the Prince of Wales being
conspicuous in the large audience.
A WIDESPREAD military conspiracy has
been discovered at Varna, Bulgaria. Nine
officers, twenty subalterns and three cadets
have been arrested.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13
Foreign.

ARTHUR FARRE, physician to Queen Vic
toria, is dead in his seventy-screnth year.
THE birthday presents received by Emperor
William were sufficient to fill five furniture
vans
THE revenue of Great Britain for the cur
rent financial year shows surplus of receipts
over estimates Of about $5,0O0,O0O. This is
regarded by English capitalists as strong evil
dence of q revival of trade.
JUDGMENT has been pronounced by the
Bulgarian military court upon seventy-four
of the insurgents who took part in the recent
revolt. Five We're condemned to death, sixty
one to imprisonment and eight acquitted.
A COLLISION between two freight trains on
the Canadian Pacific Railroad near Frank
town caused loss of 100000.
A RIOT in Panama, arising from Il military
officers resisting arrest, resulted in the deatl!
of three men and the serious wounding OF
several others.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

RAYMOND FERGUSON, Of Utica, Ind, is the
father of a baby that weighs just one pound.
Its arms are three inches long; its legs four
inches; it is we'll formed and apparently
bealthy and bids fair to live and grow.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

The colored people of this country have
a medical college and a college OF den'
tistry. This year ten students graduated
at the medical college in Nashville and
three at the dental college.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

A LATE snow storm III Southern Oregon
did great damage to stock and timber. The
weight of the snow uprooted large trees, OF
broke Off big branches, strewing the ground
with the limbs. On the summit of the Coast
RanQe the SNOW was twelve feet deep.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

FANNIE RAscH, a New Orleans widow who
followed the occupation Of rag picker, was
found dead in her bed on Monday with u, 100
concealed about her shabbily furnished room.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

A GEORGIA farmer named Britt, living
near Canton, Ga, has discovered OH parcel
of land which he recently sold to a Philadel.
phia man n vein Of garnet. The stone Is OF
excellent color and almost entirely free from
other mineral substances.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-04-13

HExRY BoSNEAU, Frcnchman Of New
Bedford, Mass, claims TO be 103 years old.
He wos born in the Province of Quebec, where
he married his first wife, by whom ne had
twelve children. He married second time
and five more children were born to him.
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correspondents. e6ulenburg, 29.
Mugui. - Giir bas nd9Fen 6onntag
ftattfinbeu6e 59ubenfeR merben emiig
8orbereitungen getrnffen unb beripri9t
bafelbe auBerorbentli9 aablrei9 Be-
iu9t su tper6en. gs tpirb tpie man
berfi9ett, ni6ts unterlaFen bIeiben mas
aiir nnterbaltung unb benz Nergniigen
iebes Beiu9ers beitragen tpirb.
Gefern fanb in benz @9iibenparf,
einem reiaenben Orte, lpo aud bos
S6iibenfeit abgebalten tperben iou, Elm
shooting match" 5tpiiden ben 0errn
9ol6af unb &eDnolbs fatt, Bel mel
Gem ber gritere Gieger blieb. Ser
Betrag mar $50. Bei einem fura pors
Der itattsefunbenen Wetti9ieBen nit
Serrn g. &ubmann bIieb Der @enannte
glei6falls Sieger. Gs bat fiirsli9
bier unb in Der umsegenb geregnei unb
fino gerabe irBt &eseni6auer in Der
umgegenb mabrnebmbar. Hie Sem.
peratur TT cine bebeatsno gemdBigtere
unb mar ein paar Gage lang tpirtlid
fiibl.
yDr. Maltet's" S9ule Durbe beute
uieber er6ffnet unb bic y4caoemp4 uno
v@aiino@ 51ule foIgen nd1jfen Won.
tag naG. gs tpiro ntan1er fragen !:
@arum in einem 10 fleinen Orte 70
biel beri9ieoene S6uIen? = So, Wa.
rum9
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mutb bic Sbrdnet In bic Mugen: gs
iif mir ia mebr UNI Did, als Tim mid,
= i9 bun fart unb brau9e fein Gleif6,
= aber Du, Du bdttef bod an 81 9
beuten folen, tpenn ui@t on midi
grnefine fab perIegen baIb in bic
GaferDle baIb auf @ret9en. Du bdit
He9t, fagte fie, es 1T erbdrmIi@ bon
mir, li6t einmal bafhr 3li forgen, baB
Su arn1es Rinb, iuenn Su erniioet BON
beni f9meret Sagemerf heimfebrH, nos
nit Su Seinen u10 nteinen nnterbalt
befreitef, etnen tparmen. genieBbaren
8iFen finbef. Sd bin tpirflid Elm
re6t unniiBes @ei@6pf.
@ret9en mar bur6 bieie gntl1ulbis
guug f6nen beribbnt, iie la1te fbon pie.
Der uub f9lang ibre Mrme nm grneiti.
mems Gals: M9, meiHe i96ne, groBe,
geiffDDle S@meiter, i6 bin re9t bdBli9,
Old au f9elten.
Nber nun 1T genuS sef@wdBt. @es
banbelt nlub nerbenun6 amar febr raid, j.,
benn i9 nluB unt atpei u5r tpieber In
meme S9ule. Nii1tern t6nnen mir
beute ni1t bleiben. Das Gleil1 miifs
fen mir fiir beute Mbenb alfbeben, IS
tpir6 Bis 3tpei tlbr nidt mebr gar. gs
bilft nidts, mir mlHeu uns einen giers
fuden erlaubeu.
Mber ben LOB mid MAIDEN, rief Grne.
fine, febe Did rubig bin unb rate,
benn Du bifi ermibet.
., Did fo1 i@ ibn MAIDEN laiiens
fraete @ret9en, bas mdre f96n, tpenn
Du i'm au@ nod berbirbit, bann baben
mir gar ni9ts mebr 3ll ellen, benn feb
- He 3og bic Weblf6ulblabe auf, mir
baben gerabe nod Mebl fir einen elm.
5igen @ierfu9en, entr6nne bieier frafts
log nteinen 9dnben, i9 bdtte teinen
atpeiten 3u DerIenben, iagt S9iler.
Gret9en, bat grneitine, id berberbe
ibu geuiB nid5t, i6 m69te 70 gerne ir,eis
ne Gre ppr Dir beriteQen, LAB mi9's
nur berfu9en.
2ieblte, bette grneitine, tlagte Grets
den, slaub' mir nlir, gum grperimens
tiren reidt es ni9t mebr Bel ltns. go
lange mir nod @el6 batten. fam es mir
auf elm berpfuf9tes Geri6t mebr ober
iueniger sewib ni9t an, aber iebt milf.
fen mir iebeu @rof@eu 5ufammenbalten,
es gebt tti6t anoers. llnb babel rhbrte
fie bic gier elm unb grneftine beeilte
fi9 9oI3 na9auIegen.
2aB bas nur. rief Gretden, ipenn 9u
ettpas tbun tuillf, 10 mad ben 6alat
an, mir baben nod elm Q6pf@en gnoi.
bien bort i'm Gorbe, aber fpute Did,
benn Ter gierfufen III glei6 fertig.
grneftine ffidte fi9 an, 10 i9neq iie
fonnte, ben 6alat au tpaf6en unb au
i9neiben, He tpollte bod aud ettpas
tbun.
(Gortfstuns fOIst.l
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Goriett=9epartel1tent,
san AnGoKllo.T Tex;

- Dallas. eSobn g. Nnoretps, BON
Sort Mortb, tbeilt NIT, baB, 70 tDeit Bic
ibn augefommenen Na1ri9ten geben,
6er &egenfau ber lebten Sage if9 iiber
ben gefammten itDrbuefli9en Wei6es
bifritt erfredt bat. QDie ct n1eint, fin6
bic Nngaben iiber 8erluite, ipelde 6er
Wafiermaugel berurfa9t baben ioGte,
bebeutenb iibertrieben tporben; bic
!@9la@to@ien, tpeI9e iebt ber. @eife
entgegengeben, bebauptet er, tptirten bic
6etteiten ieitt. tpel9e Seras felt sSabren
gebabt bdtte. Ct 1T ebenfo Der feffen
.3uDerit9t, baB bic Wiebpreiie In ben
n19fen Nonaten cine betrd1tli@e Beis
ferung erfabren tuerben, - biefe 6off-
nung begriinbet Ct auf bic S6atfa1e,
bob Der 8iebDDrratb i'm 2anbe unges
f6br erf66pft iei; 6er @runb 3u ben
ttiebrigen preiieu, riteint Ct, babe baupts
fd9li9 in ber iibertriebenen probuftion
gelegen, uttb tpenn bieie ni9t mebr bors
banben lei, tpiirben bic preife wieber
beraufseben. 59on iebt fei es 5emerf.
lid, baB auf ben Saupts sMfarttpIdben
bes 2anbes bic 3ufubr abfalle. Sn
3eit bon einem Sabre tptrben ieiners
Dafiirbalten nod bic 8iebah9ter feine
urfa9e nnebr baben, tiber rliebrige
preiie 2lage 5u fiibren; fura, 6err U.
fiebt niGt 70 triib In bic 3utunft, tpie
es bic n,eiften 0iebah9ter iest tbun;
b0ffen mir, boB feline Mnf1auungstpeiie
bic ridlfide III.
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cages > Nemisfeite,,.
q MA n b .

= Sn benz Snoianertampf BET Mee=
Ter, Colorado, fino 5 WeiBe gefauem
unb 4 t6btli1 beripun0et. Na9 ben
neueiten porliegenben 8eri9ten, ioQen
iibrigens ni9t bic Snbianer bic WeiBen
,hberfaIen baben, fonbern umgefebrt.
lln6 5tpar ion man ben Stlbianern bpre
ber beripro9en baben, fie unbel6Figt su
lahen, tpenn fie auf bic &eierbation aus
riidfebren ,pollten. Muf benz Mege
bortbin babe man fie iebo6 iiberfalIen.
9offentli9 berubt bieier Beri@t ni6t
auf Wabrbeit.
= Ser @eneralpofmeifer bat einen
msuen poifbertras nit portusal abse.
f@loiien.
= Dur9 bie Nusfibruns bon 2as
mars 8erfaus grfIdrung getpiKen.9anbs
f9enfungen an gi1enbabngeielf6
tperben anndbernb 100000 Mder ber
Beiiebelung er6ffnet.
= Mdbrenb bes Monats guguF bes
lief f@ ber lleberi9uB Der Nusgabem
ber Bunbesregierung iiber bic Musgas
ben, auf 100000.
Il CAPT. @raD bom Is. Snfanteries
&egiment uuroe tpeqen anbauernber
Sruntenbeit i'm Dienite berabi9iebet.
MusIanb.
= 3mei Gefretdre i'm fran3bfi19en
&riegsminiferiun1 finb berbaftet tpors
ben, neil he einem Beri1terifatter bes
,syigarD" bas @ebeimnib perratben boz
ben, tpel9es Nrmeesg Corps fhr ben Meos
bilifrungsplan beifimmt iunrben iei.
Die NufIage gesen biefeIbe lautet auf
So9nerratb. -
- Sn ben lebten "a 6tunben Fars
ben auf Der Snfel Malta uur nod A
perionen on Der @bolera. Die 3abl
ber neuen grfranfungen belduft fi1
ebenfalls nur auf bier.
= Ser prdfbent Barillo bon @uas
temaIa bat ii1 gum Dictator aufgemors
fen unb beabfi6tist bas BON bem pers
iforbenen 8arrios unbeenbete Werf Der
@rhnoung eirer Union Der 5 fleinen
central anne lfanif9en Nepubliten
(6pnburas, Guatemala, ECUADOR, Gan
Salbabor unb Gotta @ica) su @tanbe
5u bringen. Merito fiebt bic ginigfeits.
beifrebungen 8arilloH nidt nit iebr
feinbli@en Nugen on.
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OtaA's

gs giebt mebr 9atarrb in bieler @es
genb bes 2an6es, als ale anbern
6ransbeiten 3ufammengenomnen, unb
Big in ben lebten Sabren belt man i'm
fiir unbeilbar. 0iele Sabre lang ers
fldrten ibn Dottoren fiir cine locale
Grantbeit unb berf9rieben locale Seils
mitteI unb erfldrten i'm, neil iie TIN
befidnoig nit loealer Bebanblung ni9t
furirten, fur unbeil6ar. Sic WiHens
f@aft bat betpieien. baB Der &atarrb
cine @onifii itionsfrantbeit III unb boz
ber cine conifitutionsmdBige Bebanb.
lung erforbert. Sall's Ratarrbs Sur,
fabri3irt bon s. s. @benep & Co.. 8os
lebo, ObiO, III bic einaige iebt i'm
Miarfte befinblide conititutioneae Sur.
Sic tpiro In Gaben pon 10 Sropfen Su
einem Sbeel6feIpol eingenommen.
Sic tpirft bireft auf bas 8Iut unb bic
idleimigen Oberad6en bes 6pitens.
Sic bieten bunbert Dollars fiir ieben
Sal an, ben es niGt turirt. 2aBt Sud
Girculare unb 3eusniiie fommen.
Abreifirt
i. S. @beneD 6 g. o.,
Solebo, 8.
S1'Werfauft BON apOtbetern, rs Gents.
&atarrb=3mr.
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cine d,tnefiidse aamtfarbe,

nenu fie an eiuer Der faufafGden Race angelo.
risen Verlon bensrtt ipirb, seist gaIle i'm 8luts
an. @er ipiirbe selb iein pOllen, penn man
bie Garbe Der @elnnobeit auf Banse unb Stiru
Seisen fam nit SiIfe bon Sofetter's
Masenbitters, elm Gtinb, bor fem Sc.
berleiben bic Gludt erseift. Cine beItste 8unge,
nsbeIfeit, @ierdns, S9merten unter ben red.
ten &ippen uno BEN redten' Sdulterblatt, Elm
unangenebm rie9enber attsm f6nntu burd
bieies iuobltbuenbe MItsratibmitte befeitist pcr.
bea, peIdeS ni6t bic Ddrme fdpemmt, pie Elm
fdrfes NbflbrmitteI, uu6 nidt nie bic Nued.
fiberpraparatibe bas Slut perunreinist. Ni9t
nur Sis Sebsr, aud Der Waeen unb bic Ginss.
ipeioe neroen anserest sefdrtt uno resulirt
bnrd biele aus9e3ei9nete GamiIienme6isin,
m eide fiG bas 8utrausu ber anitdnbiaen Rlaifen
erporben Bat, nidt our9 auberorbentIife 8e.
bauptunaen iiber bafelbe, fonbern bur6 bic
tpoblbesrinbeten anlpriide, bic tiir feline aBirt.
famfeit gemadt perbsn unb bic In iessm galle,
in benz Is anf bic @robe sefeIlt purbs, id be.
lpdbrt bat.
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lGinasfantt.l
(Ginsefanbt.)
4n bic &ebaction ber nsSreien prelie!"
Cameron N}iInm Gn 90 sfnc 1877

<Ss"bSihbS*'j
9ln bic aebaction ber nGreien preile!"
Cameron, Milam So. 20 9lug. 'S7.
9ie Sbee, ,eiue Mrt oeutf6e politifbe
partei ali griinoen, tutirbe, tpenn altss
gefiibrt, febr tpeittraget1be berberblid5e
Golgett baben, namentlt1 fiir Deutf6e,
bic bereinaelt .ppbnen; - He f1nnten
,gan5 einfa6 gar ni9t erifiiren.
IS ldBt ii@ gang gut beutf6 politiii,
ren in beutf6en Counties; obglei9
bieies meiner Nniidt mad, aud bort
ttidt betrieben tperben iollte, aus NHds
fi6t fur bic tauienben rperfrhmeIten"
2anbsleute. - gine beati1e poIitii6e
@onoen!ion i'm beutf9em gountp beibt
flr einselfebenoe Deuti@e oft eine alte
gBun6e tpieoer numb MAIDEN.
Wir foQten in ber politif nur Nmes
rifaner iein, ni9t einnnaI DeutI9sMmez
rifauer. Wer ni6t engIil9 ipri@t
feIbHberitdnbIi6 f6peigt; tuer fble6t
fpri@t iollte f6tpeigen un6 .per gut
fpri@t follte nfebr 5ub6ren nm I'M ents
f9eioenben MDment tpeniger unb be1er
fbre9en si f6nnen. Gin3elitebenoe
Seutf6e tuerben aiemIi1 gut fertig NIT
oen gingebornen, ipenn nur beutf9e
Grhber In beutfden Counties feline
B6de MAIDEN. DaB bic beuti6e pre1.
ie In 6ffentli6en glngelegenbeiten
beuti6 ipridt, berifebt f9 bon ielbIt
unb tuirb iie fderli9 ben perbiiiens
iten Jrembenbaiier babur@ ui6t rafenb
ma9en.
Der mGreien preKe" aber Elm bret.
malises 9o9, neil fie bic tbbriGte Sbee
nit elmer seiunbeH Intmort bdinpfte!
T. N.
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. Serren BaIbriggan nnb brdunes QisIeitrsab
anteraens, bon sl.75 BIS $3.50, per Mnjng.
eine bubble AustuabI bon f9nar5en 3alss
ia@ern, Gantaiie6leifen, Minbfors un0 -four
in banb@ .gratatten.
Gin f96ner gorratt bon leinenen isub feibe-
men Serren. Saf@entadern, Opera S9Ieifeu,
feibenen Re9enfdirmen.
Gin febr 3robes enforcement bon nei5en nuD
bnnten 3nabens0 0berbemben aus YertoI, fiirB
utter bon fla Sabren, 3u 16y IS, s6, SO gs.
ano anftpdtt8.
9errenfdubs in allen Gprnen nnb gluRsrn
uno au allen Yreifeu.
Son Serren. unb anabeIls Gtrobtifen babea
hit 6as ausgebreitetlfe Eager In &ibbe1en.
8erreu. unb anobem- 5iI3bite, ipei6e unb
feife, bon allen Mrten itnb Smnttirnngen.
S9nb5eus fiir 9anreu Il. &im6ey.
Sn bieiem Gebartement BIN i'd 70 pebI bos.
sefeben, Dab id) aHe inb Seberniaau 3u beirie,
bigen bernag
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= Sn Der Rir9e bes Sorfes Ser.
wigsborf bel 3ittau, tuel6es ni9t i'm
,finifern Meberbaiern," fonbern i'm iebr
rbellen" 26nigrei6 Sa6ien liest, iolte
auf Mnorbnung Der @emeinbe Ser.
maltans ber iitb aeisenbe Ntauer.
i9mamm sbefpro1en" tperben. Gin
als nBei6mI .er" befannter Ortsein.
ipObner ging in Der @eiiterltunbe nit
feinem Weibe ans Wert unb mabte
feinen 6utuspofus. Mls er aber bamit
fer.is mar unb bic 2ir9e berIieB, famen
@riinseugbdnbler, bic auf ben Wlarft
ua9 3ittau gingen, ba3u unb paltten,
in Der Wteinung, es nit Gir1enbieben
au tbun su baben. bcs BeiGm6rerpaor,
bas nidt reben burfte, um ben 3aus
BET ni@t au perni9ten, idmmerli9
bur9, Bis ibm auf bas @ei9rei bes
Meibes ga9barn gu 9iilfe famen.
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1dS pft gebran6te @prt
Oe66al6 ii6er6eu9t Guc6!

Gran35Ffde YercaIs a,1 8, 10, 123 u. l5 CO.
@esei@nete 2aipns gu %, 81, 5, 8 u. 10 g.
Beiber unb forbiger Mullzau 123, Is, 90
25, 35 nn6 so gents.
8cibe aatpns -au s, Z, 8, 10, f2a, is, 20,
%, 80, So nnb DO gents. 8u baben in 8i.
fbopS, gietoria unb Snbia 2atpns.
@erfiide 2aipns in alien Sdattirunsen bon
Is Bic 5u so Gents
GmbroiOerie 9eparteutettt.
g6neiser 8orbirnns bon 8 Bis rs Cts.
Gambric 8otbirnng bon 24-50 cs.
Jtainfoof @infaifuns bon $50 Cts.
Garbige 8nrbirunsen u. aubenrdnbe baau.
@tirt Gloumcins, bolle 9anse .75-$2.50.
SpiBen 0eparteulent.
Cine enbrole gusipabl in fOrsenben epiben.
iorten: gg1ptifde, tiirfifde, Sor9on, 8alen.
eia, 8fiton, Spanifde, gseurial, Sebora-iu
allen greitsn, bon Der biuisfen bis su BET be.
fen GIaife,
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Bir baben bas bel peitem sr0bte unb bolI,
fGnoigfte enforcement bon einfaden unb 2u>
ruS.S Sonnenffirmen in Der Gtabt.
G9maraieibenc @arafoIs- 75 es. Biz $4.
S9parae Atlas. S9irme bon 1856.
SdDarse GtIas. @dirme gefittert nnb nit
Spisenranb bon $2.25-$15.
Garbiee @araiols unsefiitterte .25 bis S..
Garbise Haraiols, sefiitterte, nit Spibea>
ranb-Son $50 Bis $12.
&inoer'@arafols 81, s5, SO, rs es. u. 81.
9anneu @eiRmaaren.
Seiaben, bolle @r0se, bon 45 c8. bic 3u $4.
2ange Semben, bon 10 CO. bis su 81.
@orfettsaSeiten aller @rOben, bon 40 Gents
bis gu $1.5o.
Sontmer @auae leberipefen, in @r0Ben bon
2s-44, gu 40, so unb go gtS.
Zine biibf9e auSnabl bon Sill II. Gpiben-
bal1ben iir &inber bon % c8, Bis $2